Thierry Frémaux, the director of the Cannes Film Festival, who presides over the selection of films and the choice of homages, told me: "Jerry Lewis invented a singular style, uniquely staged and choreographed.
Moreover, the singular part can be (uniquely again) decomposed in a sum of a purely atomic and a nonatomic measure (the Cantor part) (see [31], for instance): ν s = ν n s + ν p a. Thus the measure ν can be decomposed as a sum of three mutually singular measures: the Lebesgue part, the Cantor part and the singular (or jump) part, cf. [16, 32] ν = ν a c + ν n s + ν s.
The results obtained by the present method were compared and showed good agreements with those obtained by the theories and/or by the FEM analyses except for the sharp corner points of the triangular inclusions where the outside normal vectors can not be determined uniquely and thus the stress becomes singular.
Then any given singular linear model can be uniquely classified into i ( i = 1, 2, 3 ).
Honestly, whether we live in a singular, one-and-only universe uniquely and finely tuned for life, or in a microscopically small, habitable corner of an infinitely expanding multiverse, I do not believe that science has disproved God.
These theorems show that proper (uniquely referring) descriptions behave like proper names, the "singular terms" of logic.
At the end of the evening, Scott was presented with the award by Matt Damon, who compared the director's singular vision to the way Jimi Hendrix uniquely played guitar.
It is shown that singularity factors, which are defined and uniquely determined by the elementary divisors of the implicitization matrix, contain all the information about the singular points, such as the parameter values of the singular points and their multiplicities.
Lemma 3 implies that functions from S can be uniquely determined by the values of their derivatives at the singular point t = 0 ; see Theorem 2.
This singular choice to bring children into the world uniquely binds us to one another, not for 18 years, but for life.
